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SIR30TOHY.
OPVUlllltSortho NATIONAL OKANOB.
MiHUrlohn T. .Tones, Barton, Phillips. Ark.
Ounurh J. Woodman, l'aw Paw, Van Barer.,
Ucttier. II. Smcdloy, Crosco, Howard, la.
HUiMht-A.J. Vaujrtin, Memphis. Tctw.
Ats'l .V'Wir' Mortimer Whitehead, Mlddlclmsli,
Somerset, N. .). . ....
frti'tf ( s. It Ullli". HpHnahormiirli, Warren. 0.
TreavmrY. M. McDowell, Wayne, Httlibcu, N. l.
Htcrtlina O. II. Iv-llcy, Louisville, Ky.
l!aie-h'irr-lt. Uliiw Ultllu, Ortlmnl drove, Intl.
fVi Mrs. John T. .tones, Barton, Phillip. Ark.
Mora-it. Samuel K. Adams, Montlci'llo, Minn.
MQH1- Mrs Harvey Gorldard, Ntirlli Granby. Ct.
Lldj AnUt'int S:ewurd!Ut Caroline A. Hall,
Louisville, Ky.
EXECUTIVE COMSIITTfiE.
I). Wjatt Alkon, (Chairman,) Cnkcsbury, 8. C.
K. K. Hhank'atid. Dubuque- Iowa.
Dudley T. Chase, Cliromont. N. II.
W. II, Chambers, Oswcicbco, ltusccll. Ala,
Ofllcer or Oregon Stnte Uroiicc.
JCMfcr Wiu. Cyrus, Hclo.
OttntflA. It. Shipley, Oswoijn.
Iscturtr Mrs. K.N. Hunt, Sublimity.
torcfary-N. W. Randall. Orison City.
attaantW. . Thorns , Walla Walla, W. T.
ltiUraiir tiUaanl-O. W. Hlddlo, Canyonrlllc.
Chaplain W. II. Gray. Astoria.
Trtavmr S. I. I.co, t'urtland,
tfafc-AVpr-Daiilel Clark. Halem.
tkra-Mt. II. A. Miller, Jacksonville.
VLwww-Mm. H. I). Durham, McMinnvIllo.
jrtora-Mt. K. A. Kelly. East Portland.
jy .lf' MoeatJ-iltt. Ocorffla Smith, Hood
n&SCttSimlWm. Cyrus Bclo; II. Clow,
D.illa! K. I.. Smith, Howl Itlvor.
Stali Jluflntu Aatnl-. P. Leo. Porlhsd.
Stato Grange Doputioo for 1877
It$t Ojflct. Erpnu.
A Holder".' Uarvalll Corvallls
CLACKAMAS. ,
Enoch Sklrvlno Butte Creek
N V7 ltandalt Orejoii Lily
IlllfOI.AK,
JWIInyu Myrtlo Crock
U Jl MaiUllcr uruiu o uMtiu
.MULTNOMAH. . .,,.,,
l'lympton Kelly Eart Portland.... East Portland
HAIUON.
P I' (!utlemin llnltovlllc
(1 W Hunt Sublimity Salem
JN TMu'lur".' Inclcmnvlllo Jacksonville
IMIMt.
P A Patter
...Illckreal Halem
...(loose Lake Jacksonville
I.AKK,
J J Charlton
ttonld Yu's"ir.?l Kcrhyvlllc Jacksonville
I, AMI
James WMulock (!ohcn
K A Irvine.'.!.'. Lebanon Albany
John w" Tygh The Dalle.
1)0 Durham...'.' Mr.MlnnvIlh
J Hl,iiliit!tn Uasluii
I) 11 Illn.VhirY'. Canyon City t'anjon City
touMiniA.
IC W riinytr Columbia City
II I' Hoiiini!'."...' Tillamook North Yamhill
J 8 Whllu Weston Weston
reus.
J Henry Hliroeder.... Ott
WASIUNUTOS TKIIItlTllltr.
ri.AnR.
8 W Itrow
Vaucoaier.
COLVMIIIA.
HP Stein Dayton
WHITMAN.
I, li Itlmjor Colfax..
Colfax
Clir.IIM.IK.
M T ClooiUtit., Hlina
I'iKitCn,
US Mmkli.ini CbclnllK I'o'.nt
TIIDIIATtlN. . ,., ,
I, (I Abbou Olympla Olympla
It I.oumlra Yclra
kino. . u ..,
Jnllu llirloii ScittV Seattle
I.UWU.
I M I'li'rmu Claquato
VAKDIA.
CT CooU., Klleiwliura
Innnyroiuitmlierp tbu Deputy ijM.olnleil In n
the moM ultalilo, unit the (lnnae of 11111 lojullty III
lirtiii.irly liidlcalo In mo rhnliv. 1 will lm plm-vd, for
(11 111 my linUnco I lioiiwn obllxi'il tn uuiku up-polulai.-ntr
wllliout knowledge iMii Ht"J'';,u
n .11 t;i lii't,
Marler Ort'L'on State llmtw, 1. ofH.
Mnrlon County Pomona G.-angc.
Will mcul on tlio llMt Krlilny In Oetn
lior noxt, nt l o'flot'k In tlio forenoon.
JlUSilllS-J Of IlllHOrilUK.'O.
(j. w. in 'xt.
WOMAN'S 1UQHTS.
I)3r l'atronn: As Hut woinntt qupstlon In
btln HllHloil tlmniKlt llm foltinuiHoftlio
Kaumkii I will Htiml you it taw nxtrauU from
itu osity ou that mibjoct, 10ml boforo l"iirior
OnoiKo:
Tliu liiht qutrtor of n emitury linn wltnoM
oil jrrott chtitiKO" f.tvorabln to woman. Al
moNt ovory nvciiuo of libor, Ixillt iimntnl
iml phyiileiil, Ih thrown ojion to her. SI10 Ih
oniployoil hh (ompoiltor, ttilot;riih opornlor,
nucountiui , nliociitnkiir, onuriwer on wooil
ml inutitl, &o. Tlio lloM of nrt mill lltor.
tunilsopan for hor, hIio Ktnmltt promluont
nmoiij; our boat aulhoiH of to-tiny. Huto.m
HliOitlotuibhn, ontor tlumi tlitVurtmt HoIiIh of
labor HiitraimuelPtU Ih not tlio wliolo world
iruuillc(ul iiKtUHt lior unilurtuklngs? Yet
la miliunf nil thU wonted prrjudloo, hIio has
iniuu;o I to hold lior portion and muko
aotno mlvaneoment. It haa boon n hatd
truiil( Sho li.ii mt won thtwo high placo
ofd'Htluotlou without jjro.it labor mid pains,
tnklnu. NVIuin man loarn to rojjard woman
ni Kiiul unit woman Uiirna to niauiro.tt that
solf-roiiwat whloli onmmamia 11 iHrrctiouu
ln rt'siicot from tlio otucr tcx, thuu, HiIh
jjroat prcjudlcv, whloli la at tho root ofall
uur troubbs, will vauMi, In tthort, mon
anil wonuiu bavo Kt to Irani ouo anothor.
Whim wo oonii) to uiidoiht-ind, mid rtad
each other, to hwi and wIbIi thoinonthl
capacities of onoli othor, wo tnd that woatn
rqunt monuilly iiml morally, Wo mimttry
to romombor "thit tlio K"l f ouo 'a noior
obtained tit tho cotof tho Rood 11 ( tho othor."
Whtiu wouhii fiilH, hho will draw tii.tu
downward, olav.xto hur mid you tfltrnjjthon
and purify tl.u wholo world. "Tho deiwrd
aiiLMof wiuiiAu Mid tho piotlluai'vof b.ilh
tiaxM will nlwiiyn jjo htind In hand," UhO
f.tl ouiployinuir. ti a Hfi,jmrd njjiluRt alu
Worn in' luWxIou In tho ur.iujjo uud out nl
It bhoiitd ho a tftibjcct tut to bo fcnrml. It U
morothiu pMotblo tint oso of tho trim
oiuxtH of tho pronporlty of tho Order li that
w-oiiuu Ihiu iwaily ou 1111 tiiuallty with her
brother. Hjw wo have lior quick noropp-
tiona,hor oritii3il:i, lior lutluonro, we havo
woiutn'H thoiiKht and work whloh la tu
jjrt'atly m'o.led ovory whom.
Many hold that wonro not on un f quality.
Hut In tho bubordiuato jsruugo, woman cer
talnly bus notbltifj to complain of. Sho Iiuh
flllod almost oycry ofllco, eyou to tho
Maaloi'j chair. Wborovor uho has ability
to do, thoro nho Is placed, and in most In
dtnncea, well doca sho not her part, und Just
bo toon at woman la capablo of higher trunf,
just no soon will sho bo ndvnnccd. Confi
doucoinher ability to do, will promolo
woman at all times and placfs. Merit and
ability, rojard'oii or ox, Tor oIIW, should
bo the recoaunondalion to elcu'ion. I do
not loot na a Rood sister cxpressts It, that no
aro degraded, or that it la an not or cl.lvalry
bocnuno wa (In bouio Bran;eft) paylcpadutH
than our brothoru. OulHldo custom Rovcrnn
this, wo tihually rccnlvo loss for tho tamo
labor porfnrmod, tmd It la but Jutt that wo
piy 1cm duos In tho Branj;o. This lucqualb
tyofwagos Is gradually bolnjj dono uwnj'
with, and as mankind Locomea moro hljjhly
otillijhtonod, &o will tho causo of woman bo
advancod.
Itisusoloss for us to pock at theso old
"roatdontora" who novor board of "womnu's
rlfjhta'Mn tholr boyhood; roally thoy think
It la a sin to ovon tbiok of them, and when
tho pocking becomes lrksomo and too much
to bo borno with porfect equanimity thoy
will prosont a moro doplorablo aapcot than
did our vorltablo political chlckon sltico tho
7th of Novombor.
Nowslstoro, this kind of wotk will novor
gain for us tho object wo nroeoeklnjj. Wo
must begin with tho boyn and girls of to day,
Teach thorn what Is nooded. Tench them
that woman should bo taken into full part
norHblp. Show thorn tho powor woman ran
wield for good and advancement. Touch
thoin that mnntally and morally alio la
man'flcqual. Toauh thorn this, and tho lit-
tlotriiHtitig boy of to (by when ho reaohoa
tho yoari of manhood will glvo ua our rlghte.
Thooarllcht hlntory tolls of womanta in
lluonco over man. Uuro It la that woman lias
always possPHto.l a groat Intlucncu moially.
It Ih very plain that bad alio not pttHecd into
bondago In tho long ago, past, tho moral and
political condition of tho present would have
boon far In advauco of what It now Ih. For
conturisH woman was hold in bondage, alio
wax miu'ti slave education wna withhold,
alio wan unnblo to road or wrlto or ovon
think iniolllgontly. Hut thank Ood, the
hhasklcH of cruelly, luat and Isnorancn
whloh bound lior, aro brokon asundor, and
Intolligoimo, justtco and purity Inn 0 taken
tholr leglllmalo plucoM in that hitherto thuk-
onod mind. Look wlioro you may. Whon
you Iiml woman degradod, or hold In bon
dago, tlmro you will find Ignorauco and
aloth. htiHt and licontloiisuosH rulu with tho
Iron grip of tho hoathon moiiatch.
Tho feollug now prevailing among women
Is right. Thoy want to bo Independent and
not so completely dependent on man an they
havo boon. Thoy want to bo doing some
thing to bouellt thcimclu'H. llavo n f.ilr
hIiow In tho Hold at what over thoy like.
"Allp-.rlHof education, all field ofartoitd
literature, tho workings oT nil uncial IiihUIii
tloiiK, bolonpt to one an much na tho othor."
What woman can do, that Is lcgltlmato', and
has It In her to do, thr.t sho has 11 right to do.
Muko education equal and lot till otcupatlona
bo frao, glvo male uud rotunln fair play.
"I'.tul of Dim.iicua Is 11 htumbllng block
In llio way of many. Hut bis word nppoar
to havo been 11 tebiiko lo tonio disorderly
oiieant Corinth. Kir after that wo hear
nothing moro of tho kind. St. Paul Rpnnl
fumo tlnio (I preautne) at I'lilllljiV, anil 110
wonder l'hilllp had four daiightcrsi 1 who
did propheey or preach, l'tful did not cum
maud lliem to c Home; if ho did, no mention
Ih Hindoo! tho fact." Win Id It not bo right
iiml liiMtlco for tho head of I ho family, If it
bo 11 woman and hint the taxes lo pay. tocaht
tho hoimehold voteT And wero that right
conferred on tho old maid, widow or wife,
provided they ho dim I red, would not tholr
refining iiilUionco bo felt at tho polls?
Should wo voto, it would not, aaSlder
Caiillllmvor foarn, causo us to bo dogradod or
leai re.xpect ba shown ua. It doea not lesson
tho manly polltoueas mid kindly considera
tion oi tho mon In tho giango bocausowo
voto and hae an mial.aay In all tilings. It
haa n purifying Intluouco Instead, and the
man In ahowliiij polltouess und true goullr
manly bosrlug toward us, rospoofs hlmtielf.
llo unmea to us in nil Ills manly Qod-glvou
power, hla clear and thinking brain roady to
crllloho and able to accomplish, ltetlnomeiit
mid oullghtoumout follow a froo Interchange
or thought. A gentleman is u goutloman
whether wo voto or not. Intelligence and
good morals, regardleas of sex, would bo n
fir bolter recommond to tho ballot-box than
tho drunken, degradod vagabond who la al
lowed to vote, ,lf perchauco ho swears ho la
twenty-one yoar.s old. If bo wears pantu
looiiHliocaii voto regardless of Intelligence
as to who or what ho la voting lor. Some
othor, tqually drgradrd, will tell him what
to do. Shauiooti siioli repretientatlon! such
Justice! Away with such stuff! I lool that
our laws should savor moro of the true and
Just, Surely thoy will yet bo righted. Hut
It In a plant of slow growth, and not wnids
merely, but work will secure to us those
long deferred righto, (to tlrm, Slters, woik
with tho youth and oro long right, truth
and iistieo will wave their bauuor aloft uud
the millions will lejolce.
Mi:iiirr.uii.u.
sis iwwrwww x
Chluf Marshal ut Staxo t'alv.
Wo ubservo- by our various Oiegon and
Washluuton Tonilory oxchauj;ts that the
tittendauoD nt tho Stato Fair U expected to bo
iiuiuh larger than over beroro, and that thoro
is In consequence a general demand for the
prororvutloii of good cider and a moro strict
enforcement uf tho iolleo regulutbusthau
heretofore. Hut wo can uMuro the public
that Chief Marshal H. A. Irvine, who will
havocxoluhlvc control of thoio nllitrstbia
yeiir, will prove himself lully adtquato to
theso demaiids. Ho xv-wo!ies all theeifcu
tlvanimlliloationa nte'sjry to necouuilUh
this purpose, aud tho public may contlilently
rol.x
yon tils elllcltieuoy as tho "hos" Mar
shal of tbs coming Fair, Albany Democrat.
WILLAMETTE FARMER
ARMED GAP-A-PIS.
Wamio IIIM.S, Sept. 18,1877.
While our folks nro nrj-'ttlnp. fcnrlnfj
nnd proKperinir, conccriiliiR tlic "Hentlion
ClilfiPP" In Morion county, thoso llttlo
(.'olcetlnlH nig arming themselves with
formidable weapons mattocks. mil nxe.s
forming Inlosquadsof from ton to forly
perpons : and strlkliiB out Into the brush
dlntricts of out- county; nnd taking con
tracts of tjrtiliblnjr nnd clearing up our
rich brush hinds. I am Itilonned that
ovcrntliotiHutnlof tlicu' Clilnaniivi oro
prenuriii" to locate upon our bniMi lanr.s
till tlioy are cleared oil'. This woil.
will ho contlmiptl for tlio next eight
months, and then thoy will bo oil' to tho
salmon fisheries on the Columbia river,
as In seasons past. J-ntiie cstlniiito that
throe thousand acres of our grub lands in
this countv will be prepared by theso llt
tlo Celestials for wheat by next Spring.
Hut I put tho figures ut sis thousand
ncrcs. The product of tho new lands,
sown In wheat this season, In iMarlon
countv, from tlio mattocks of these
lit I ' T .I.I..I. it.... li.. .our. M
"JOIIHS," IS large. 1 uimi. mm me h1'
on those lands will more than pay for
clearing and fencing thorn. When we
take into consideration, that these brush
lands nro only nomlrnlly valuable In
tnelr normal condition; ami wnen 111 cul
tivation, worth from twenty to forty dol
lars per acre on sale, the balance prepon
derates in favor of clearlni them out
speedily. Hut to tho land-owners who are
settled here, theso lands are of Imineiiso
value In all time to come.
However strange It may scorn to many
persons, yet It Is true, Unit our oak, flr
and hazel lands 1110 the strongest and
niostilurul grain land which we have. I
know that the question of Cliinn labor
has two sides to it. Prophets and Seers
look into the future, nnd sco rulu before
us, on account of theseChlncsu grubbers
anil rouah work laborers, And bummers
und strikers who will not grub nor chop,
look on with wrath and threaten tho
ChlncHonnd 1 heir employers with "Chcco
doings I" Hut I guess, that before all of
tho heathen Chlneo and their employers
shall be slain, a goodly amount of our rich
hrunh land will be innilo ready for a
wheat crop. Tho moro lauds In cultiva
ting, the more white men, horses, mules
nnd farm machinery will bj required hero
to till them. I would be happy to inform
all those who arc so Interested about our
employing Chinamen lo grub our lands,
that there itre thousands of tho very best
second rale quarter sections of laud on
tho Western slopes of the C.ncado Moun
tains, and the Kastcrn slopes of the Coast
rnngy ready for homestead settlers. Theso
lands aro ileh, well watered, healthy and
gonorally easily to be cleared oil'. (Jo on
to these land.", make yourselves good
homes, nnd no heathens will come near
you, too, want some of them to grub for
you. There Is room for all persons here,
and for llfty times as many more, who
can all llud plenty of employment fur
profitable gain. Whenever the great
evils which inny nrlso from tho hlrelng
of these Asiatics, shall appear hero in
manifest form, then we shall bo foremost
In devising suitable remedies for them.
Ncccsity caused our people to cinnh.y
Chinamen. If the rough work which
ought (o bo done, could be dono by
white men, then Chinamen would not bo
hired by us. Hut not ouo man In llfty,
who Is arilvlug here, will grub, clear up
or muko rails. They will drive a team
for us, or do eay work, which wo web
footers prefer doing for ourselves, hut they
will not do tho heavy, hard work.
'v, no 0110 wishes to compel them to
do such work, unless they anuli. posed to
do It. And here, In conclusion, let 1110
oiler one of the very strongest Induce
ments to hire Chinamen that wo havu
hero : We till know that tho numberof
women lo the number men in Western
Oregon, is about ouo to four. Our women
are overworked, worked to death often
times.. Wo sovereign ninlrs can tako
times in Ihu misty season quite comfort
ably, but not m with our women (ladies
I should have said) who have 110 rest
from loll tho year round, In washing,
sweeping and tending the llttlo webfnot
ers, etc. And one or more white men bo
hired, they must, of course, bo boarded,
whetlier they work or not. Anil 1 am
Mirry to say, (hat many a strange man
hasbeen hired nnd seated by our fireside,
and treated with all sociable kindness,
who havo corrupted our. voting folks.
The "Heathen Chinee'' live entirely to
thcinclves when working for us. Hut
this article must close. Viuutas.
THE FAMtLY.
Tho family Is the educator of tho race.
Hero men and women are made. What
they are in the world, that they wero in
tho'famlly as children. Tho family is
the place wlioro the first lessons of law
are received, and where the wholo char
acter In view of law has a direction given
It. Tlio citizen is made In the family
long before tho time for voting or activ
ity lias come. When Napoleon said, in
answer to Madame do Start's question
about France's greatest need, "Mothers,"
he asserted, the all-potent iiinticuce of a
true family life. The family Is tlio groat
inonus for the development of character.
What a world does It present for tho af
fections to abide lu I Whereon tlio earth
besides tiro thosyinpitthhs fo warm, love
st pure und fervent, as nere . ah mat
gives value or beauty to human charac
ter Hilda lu the family at oueo an atmos
phere In which to expand aud develop
the elonients which shall bring it to the
highest perfection. The family creates
a perpetual power which holds mid
moves evermore eacu iimiviuuai 01 me
circle. Tho parental love, evoked every
hour In ptovidlng, watching, guiding,
throws back its Intluouco over tho heart
and life of father and mother, and make
them what they never could bu without
it ; It Is 11 powor which tomb all tho tlmo
to lift them to a higher and bettor place.
TiuJE rmsKPskii-.
Truo friendship says : "Lot our frieniU
proior; let them go higher uud be bet
ter than we are. If to us hoarlm; Is de
nted, und they it, let us be thankful that
that they havo it. Let us be thankful
for till tho blosinjs that they receive."
For when one has Identified himself
with another, his feeling towards that
other should be: "All that I have I
thine; ul that there is is mine, aud I
am thine, and thou art mine,, and that
through weal aud through woe, to the
end.
OUR COUNrY TAXES.
Believing that tho tax-payers or Marlon
countv nro Interested In knowing upon what
ba"i" tho tax levy Is made. 1 have prepare
tho followiugstatoniont.audsubmlUho same
for their con3ldoiatlon:
Tho gross valuation, ns roturnod by
liio Assessor, or all proponym
Marlon comity, Is "1.
Indebloduossund exemption -,.ji.,udj
Leaving tnxablo tho cum of 31,103,100
Hr tho act pished at the last f eislon of the
Legislative Afsimbly ihe levy for Stato pur
post., lor 1877, U four mills on tho dollar lor
!i. ...,...,..,1 n,unLi niil Ihren mills lont)-
tUU I UJi li" -rt'Xluo ii - " - (. -
ply on indebtedness, limiting nsvon mills lor
Stato Ih.x, and a throe mill SlKlp levy for
school purposos. Tlio County Com t at Its
special session, on tho !lh Inst., estimated
tho county revenue, for tho fiscal yoir begin
ning July 1st; 1877. on tho following basis:
Salary of Comity Judgo 5L0M
i' Treasurer "JO
11 " School Superinten
dent Foes of Olork ""
' ShonlV 3.000
Pnr 1II0111 of Asfeossor It100
Coroner's roes, wltnosses, Jurors, otc... 160
For dlom or County Commissioners... CM)
Itoadsand bridges 4.000
Support or tho poor J.OW
Supervisor's aoeount Lpoo
District Attorney
Siatlonory, books or record, otc boo
Election oxponse Z0
Examination or Insano 40
Criminal account. Circuit Court, and
oxpanses of preliminary examination
in Justices Courts 3,000
Jurors grand and trial, Circuit Court... 1,600
Court IIouco and Jail, Including j-as,
wator, watchman and J illor's account 2,000
Ballffs, Circuit Court l'C
Military account ?so
Fuel..... 450
Interest on outstanding warrants 2,G00
Total oatlmatodourrnntexpanRos $2'J,460
To moot tho forogolng a lovy or sovon
mills on tho dollar made lor curront expou
to, and a spsolal lovy or Tour mills on tho
dollar to imply on tho ladobtoduoisor tho
coifntv. Tho following tabuUr statement
will shoxs-the ugRrogatesofthosevrral Hinds.
Property subject to taxation ? 1, 103,400:
Stato tax, sovon mills on tho dollat$29 S88 80
Stato school lax, threo mills l-,C9o 20
Couuly tax, curront oxpensos.
sovon mills 20.3SS SO
County tax, special lo pay indebted-
doss, four mills 10.7H3 00
To which sdd amount of polls I'or
county purposos 1,032 00
Total Slato.fchool nnd county tox.?P0,143 10
It will bo obsoryed from tho foregoing tlm
ovorOLO-thlrd of tho proporty listed is ox
ompt from tixatlon titular tho opor.itlou of
our laxvs. This I bollevo to bo entirely wrong,
'llm proront laxvnllowlnp Indebtedness to bo
deductad opens a wldo door tor fraud, and
inakos tho burden ortaxttlou fall unequally,
I can sco 110 i:ood reason why tho law
shall protoet a 111111 In the uso or ouo thou
sand or ton thousand dollarj worth or
nioiicrtv. end boctuso ho Is in debt nil
equal amount oxomjit him from all tho
burden of taxation, and Impoto It on the
tho prudout find economical, who cudoayorH
to pay nil hla obligations and stoorclo-ir of
dobt. So much revenue has tn bo rah oil,
and exempting ouo places his buideu on an
other. Tho truo prlnclplo, it spenis to mo,
la to irqulro every person to pay ou tho prop
erty wiiluh tho laxv prolocts film lu tho uso
and rossosslon or. I ibmk a husty examina
tion or tbo assessment rolls in any of our
countlos will couvluco tho most skeptical
Unit our rovonuo laws need 11 thorough re
modeling, and to this ond I would invito dis
cussion tlnough tho pressor this entlro sub
ject. Hoping that wo shall boat from no mo
ol our statesmen who havo mado political
economy a spsolal study, on this sutjoot, I
close the present article.
John O. I'muir.us.
JURORS DRAWN.
Tho folio wing Jurors wero drawn yester
day, for tho term of Circuit Court that cod
vouch tho Mouday folloxvlng Fair wesk, by
County Olerk, Ooorgo A. Klo aud Sherilf,
J, A. Hl:er:
Hart Ittoves, Jefferson.'
Mudlon O. Smith, Oerva!.
John M. l'imli, North Salom.
William Miller, Hist Salom.
Wm.T. Mlllor, Lincoln.
It. I-:. Gibson, Ablqui.
Win. Syphert, Lincoln.
Charlos 1). Hergovln, Champoog.
L. A. Savage, Hrooka.
J. K. V. Farrens, Lincoln.
It. II. O'iborn. Champoeg,
J. II. MeClaun North Salem.
Lowls Hleakuoy, Lincoln.
J. M. Scott, KastS'iIeni.
James Down, Ablqua.
J M. Harrison. Jetferson.
n. D. Hoon, Salem.
Wm. Taylor, Llucoln.
II. F. Davenport, Nllvorton.
I). II. Lafolletto, Ilrooks.
J. M. Johns, Marlon.
Hary Hrown, Woodburn.
Wm. M. Lsughoad, East Salom,
H. J. Grim, Aurora.
O. O. Fellaud, Champoog.
J. II. Wilson, East Salom.
Thos. Jory, South Salem.
Goorgo McKay, Marion.
L, O. Klnsny, Lincoln,
J. V. Itobertsou, South Salom.
John Hughes, EastSaleat.
A Bear Story.
Monday forenoon Mr. S. F. MaUiowa, wife
and a Mrs. Thomas, of Minnesota, wont to
tlio nouutry for the purpoio of gathoring
mouse, mistletoes, and othor sentimental
"green things" to decorate tho parlors of
tho Cbomeko'.ii Hotel with for Fair wook.
Crossing tho river ut toabVa Ferry, they
wentubout two miles boyond,on ttiolndo
pendoiice road, xvhoro there is a widosA-alo
ami wlioro the doings they woro In i-earoh of
grow in abundance. There not being a good
ulaco to hitch tho team, Mr. M. remained lu
tliobumv while the two Mdls with their
implement, trowel, biusti hook, knlto, etc.,
started to gather tho utioles thoy oanm for.
When, about 200 yards from tho road tho
ladios being soporatad by lutHrvonolux;
bushes and both encased In tholr work.
Mrs. M. heard a cracking in the bushes as If
noma nno was passing over and stopping
upon dry u.lcks. At ilrst, thinking it wus
tiercoDipsulon sho jvild no heed to it, but
tlin nols'i trrixxlne; louder and approachlug
nearer, and It occurring to her that Mrs.
Thomas v.a mi tho other suloot her, hhn
looked up, hiul to ber horror saw u big blaek
lipurconun: lazllv swlm.lm: slon:: toKaids
her. Here, pencil would fall to do justloo to
tno sojiio. coining urn air. aiaiuows'
Krapblu description of tho shans and condi
tion that tho twnladles resotixd tho tiugitv In
would convoy any Idoa of tho soare. Their
ino-.s and mlstletco oxenrsinu, ns far us that
"nock or timber" xvaa coiieenied.onded right
there. Mr. Mathews, however, went In
seixrcli of bruin, saw hit tracks, but bis royal
highness had waddled off Into tho douse
bushes and as Mr. M, hadn't las', any bears,
bo didn't aiako much of a bunt.
.County Clerk's Oifioo.
Mr. Ed N. Edos, (Deputy County Clerk,
bands us tho following abstract of business
dono at that ofllco during the month of Sop
tombor just closed. Doeds recorded, 81;
mortgages, 17; chnttlo mortgages Hied, 17;
mortgages satlslled, 8; marrlago llconsos
i-sticd, 6.
m ras;)rmu wm wmnuwtw
1,000,000 UOTTLES
0? Tna
CENTAUR
i LINIMENTS.
have been rold tho last year, and not one complaint
has reached us that they hare not done all that is
claimed for them. Indeed, scientific skill cannot go
beyond the retail reached In there wonderful prepa
rations. Added to Carbolic, Arnica, Mentha, Bene-ca-OU
and Witch Hazel, are other Ingredients, which
makes a family liniment that deflco rivalry. Ithcu.
matlc and bed ridden cripples havo by It been enabled
to throw awiy their crutches, and many who for
years havo been afflicted with Neuralgia, Bclatloa,
Caked Breasts, Weak Backs, Ac, have found perma
nent relief.
Mr, Joslah Wcstlake, of Marysvllle, 0., writes:
"For years my Ithcumatl'm has been so bad that t
have been uualilnto stir from tho house. I havo tried
every remedy I could hear of. finally, I learned of
thoCcntaur Liniment. The flrst three bottles enabled
mo to walk without my crutches, I am mending
rapidly. I think your Liniment simply a marvel."
This Liniment cures Burn and 8calds without a
scar, extracts the noUou from bites aud stings.
Cares Chlllblalns and Frosted-feet, and Is very cfllea
clous for Ear-ache, Tooth-ache, Itch and Cutaneous
Eruptions.
Tlio Centaur Llnlmcut, Yellow Wrap
per, Is Intended for the tough fibres, cords and
muscles of hones, mules, and animals.
ItKADI IthADI
Itor. Goo. Yv. Fords, Manoiktll, Schoharlo Co., N.
V. says:
"My horss xvas lamo for a year with a fetlock
wrench. All remedies utterly tailed to cure and I
considered Mm worthless until I commenced to uso
Centuur I.lnluicnt, which rapidly cured him. I heart
ily recommend It.
It make very llttlo difference whether tho caobo
'wrench," sprain, spivlu or lameness of any kind,
tho effects nro tho sano. Tho great power or tho
Llaltnout Is, howover, shown In l'oll-orll, lllg-hcad,
Bwccny, Spavin, Itlug.bono, Gall and Scratches.
This Llnlmont Is worth millions of dollars yearly to
tao Btoskrowers, Llrcry-mon, Karmors, nnu thoso
having valcablo ar.lmals to en re tt r. Wo warrant Its
effects and refer to any Farrier who has ever used It.
Laboratory of J. IJ. Itosi: & Co.,
1J Det Ut.. Nxw York.
(jtilLDREN.
A complcto substitute for Castor Oil, without Its
tnplcxsint taste or recoil In tha throat. Tho result
of ) years' prsctlco by Dr. Sitn'l Pitcher, of Massa
chasctts. Pitcher's Cattorla Is particularly rccommcmdd
for children. It distroya worms, asslintlatoi tho
food, and allovTS natural sleep. Very ifllcaclous la
Croup and for children Tcetnlng, For Colds, Fever
lshness, Disorders of the Bowels, and Stonuch Com
plilaU, nothing Is so effective. It Is a pleasant t
tako as honey, costs bat ! cents, and can bu had of
any Drujjst.
This la onu of many teitlrnonla'.c
"Coaswatu Lceason Co , Pa.. March 17, 1871.
"fitar tilr: I bave used your Cuslorla In my prac
tleu uir sumo tlmo. I tiko xrrst pleisuro In neurit'
tncmllnj It lo tht prqittloi as 11 care, tellable, and
agiveaUiu medicine. It is paiilcularly atlapitd to
chlldreu wiu-rn tlio repugnant laslu of Castor ull ren
ders It to dlDIcul; to tdmlnitter,
K. A. ENDUltS, M. V."
Mothers wht) try Cactirlx will flnl that they caa
sleep uljhu sud tlmt 'heir babies w 111 bu healthy.
J. B. ltcsc Si Co., Now Yotk,
Successor to J. U. K1.Ei.x1t & Co.,
05 I-lliorty at., - - NEW YOIIK,
OoittitilHNlon .Afvont
Ir,ort BUYirto and FonwAitDiNn ntoM
: Nw York via Intbrnus, l'aclnc liallroid, and
Cape Horn, all kinds of Merchandise, aud for the salo
of Products from Uio I'acltlc coast, for tho collecUon
of monoy, fcc. octstf
ATTENTIOM
.Sheep Growers!!
A 8UIIE CU11K FOR
Scab,
Sorow Worm.
Foot Rot,
AND ALL
Parasites that infest Sheep.
TT 13 SAFER. BETTER AND VASTLY cnEAP
THAN ANY OTHER EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR
THE TREATMENT Or SHEEP. IT
Em proves the Health
OF THE ANIMAL, AND THE
QUALITY OP THE WOOL.
tay One (-alien Is cnocsh for nno hundred to two
hunlredShejp.ncoMiag totbelr aje, strength, and
condition.
It Is pat np tn FIVE-GALLON CAKS-Piico, 1
per can.
dcsu lor civcuisr, lu
T. A. DAVIS Sl Co., .
PORTLAND. OREGON,
VtioIeato Agents f0y n,0 Mate.
Or to voar ccarect Retail Drarxtst. mrft
Mrs. Ilohror'a Now Homody
roxi ths liUKaa
13 UEETISQ WITH W'OXDKUrUL SUCCESS I
Tnia ruRRLY vegetable remedy n3
no roiial In tho relief and rnro of Coughs, Colds,
sthtss, Tironchltls, Croip, Whooplni- CouRh, Mc
ls, lit. It h produced some remtrLable cares,
bold bv drcsrslsts ri nerallv. Prepared only r
JOHN L. MIIRPnY.Monmooth. Or..
tj whocx all let:rs of bottnesa should be addrfSMrt.
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